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Logis de Chalonne (Gond-Pontouvre)

Logis de Chalonne (Gond-Pontouvre)

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The Logis de Chalonne stands on a hillside overlooking the Charente river, upstream from Angoulême in the commune of Gond-Pontouvre. Little remains of its former defensive character, apart from the ruins of a keep built in large stone blocks, possibly dating to the 12th or 13th century. Visitors can see a conical-hooded fireplace known as 'sarrazine' and ogee-arched openings that once opened onto a lord's hall.

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What to know

  • The property is now partly run as a bed and breakfast by descendants of the early 20th-century owners.
  • Access is via the road linking Angoulême to Aigre, through Gond-Pontouvre.
  • The former keep, much altered over time, retains only a ground-floor room and its flat buttresses.
  • No verified information on visiting hours or admission fees is available.

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Frequently asked

Can the Logis de Chalonne be visited?
Part of the estate operates as a bed and breakfast, but there is no verified information confirming public visits to the monument itself.
How old is the Logis de Chalonne?
Its oldest parts, particularly the keep, may date to the 12th or 13th century, though the building was altered in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Where is the Logis de Chalonne located?
It stands in the commune of Gond-Pontouvre in the Charente department, on a hillside overlooking the left bank of the Charente upstream from Angoulême.
Who owned the Logis de Chalonne?
It was held by the lords of Chalonne, then passed through the Vigier, Courbon, Arnaud and Prévost de Touchimbert families before belonging to the Pinaud family around 1900.

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